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The Midea Countertop Dishwasher is a compact portable unit that holds up to 6 place settings, or about 70 pieces of tableware, with plates up to 10 inches across. It connects to a faucet with a suitable adapter and can sit on a counter or in a cupboard. Six main cycles plus Rinse and Delicate, a 1-24 hour delay start, an extended dry option and a Power Wash setting cover most small households. It is Energy Star certified and uses about 2.77 gallons per cycle, and it runs at a low 52 dB. Against larger under-counter machines it trades capacity for easy placement, and it suits renters and small kitchens more than families cooking for four or more.
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Lowest price we've seen: $339.99 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Owners of compact countertop dishwashers like this one tend to value the easy faucet hookup and the quiet run, and accept the smaller load size as the trade-off. Complaints usually center on the adapter fit and on limited room for big pots and pans.
This Midea portable countertop dishwasher holds 6 place settings and up to 70 pieces of tableware. It fits plates up to 10 inches in diameter. Its compact size suits dorms, RVs and apartments.
It connects directly to a faucet and sits on a countertop or in a cupboard. A water tank makes it easy to add water, and each load uses 2.77 gallons. It is Energy Star certified.
It has 6+2 washing cycles: Auto, Heavy, Normal, Quick, Rinse and Delicate, plus Extended Dry and Power Wash options. A 360° spiral spray washes dishes from all angles at 52 dB. Power Wash cannot be used with Auto, Rapid or MachineCare+. Each unit is tested at the factory, so a little water inside a new dishwasher is normal.
